Analysis of Social Impact of Smart Port on Workers' Employment
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https://doi.org/10.54097/vs2d9y59Keywords:
Smart port, Social impact, Worker employment, Response measuresAbstract
With the continuous development of science and technology, smart port, as a new port management model, has been applied worldwide. This paper aims to analyze the necessity of the construction and development of smart ports from the existing problems of traditional port operations and make a comparative study of the advantages and disadvantages of smart port development on workers' employment. Through relevant research, targeted measures and suggestions can be put forward to alleviate the negative impact of smart port construction on workers' employment, and promote the sustainable development of smart ports, and improve the employment level of workers.
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